Foodogenic makes food photos more delicious

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Many of us love taking photos of food, perhaps to share on social media or to keep as a memory of a delicious meal or a dining experience we'd like to repeat later. But we're not professional food photographers, and the situation may be unfavorable, such as poor lighting, an old plate of food, or even an untidy table. As a result, the delicious food becomes a completely different memory after the photo.

From iPhoneIslam.com, a white bowl of dried food powder with the words "Dried Food App - Turn ordinary food photos into more delicious, professional shots" displayed over the image.
But: The solution is now available and it is the application FoodgenicThe app that will turn your food photos into soul-opening images.

The application fully supports Arabic.

How does the application work? Foodgenic ؟

Foodogenic - AI Food Photos App - App Store
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The app is very simple: all you have to do is take a photo or add one from your photo library. Then, choose a photo style from over 30.

From iPhoneIslam.com, the Food Style selection menu in the Foodogenic app shows three dish options: Spinning Sauce, Drizzled Sauce (Selected), Drizzled Sauce (Selected), and Spoon Sauce, each featuring popular food images with rice, meat, and various sauce designs.

In seconds, you'll find the photos in your photo library in the app, transformed into an amazing image.

From iPhoneIslam.com, the Foodogenic mobile app screen displays three “before and after” comparisons of food photos, each in an enhanced view, with completion status marked and corresponding dates and times listed.

Practical example

From iPhoneIslam.com, a dish with beef broth, mushrooms, white rice topped with nuts, and French fries on a blue and gold plate, appears in food photos on the Food App to represent the most delicious dishes.

This is a photo of my lunch that I took myself. I have the skills to take a great photo, but this photo is not great enough. When you see it, you will not say that a professional photographer took it. You will say that it is a great, ordinary photo.

I am not satisfied with the ordinary, so I put the picture in the application Foodgenic The results were amazing.

From iPhoneIslam.com, a black plate with a portion of beef, mushrooms, couscous topped with slivered almonds, and yellow pasta, beautifully presented for food photos or shared via the Genie Food app.

Here we are talking about a picture of the same food, nothing has changed, but the presentation is very elegant, let's try again, something different.

From iPhoneIslam.com, a hand holds a black plate of white rice topped with slivered almonds, French fries, and beef stew with onions—all delicious dishes that can be shared via a food photo app—with grass and a wooden fence in the background.

As you can see, the results are very natural and the same as the first image, only it has been transformed from a traditional image into a distinctive image that is suitable for keeping or posting on social media.

But what if you are a little reckless and want a very distinctive picture, no problem you can choose a reckless style, and let's try on the same picture.

From iPhoneIslam.com, a man in a dark suit sits at a restaurant table, smiling as he enjoys delicious food.

You'll say this isn't reckless, you're right this pattern is called "food enjoyer" but here's the shocker, food hoarding pattern.

From iPhoneIslam.com, there's also a gold and black ornate jewelry box containing a meal of meat, rice, and French fries—all depicted in photos from the Vodogenic app instead of the usual jewels.

I don't think there's anything more creative than this. These are just a few of many. There are very simple and elegant styles, as well as the wildest ones.

You are in control

What if you want to add smoke and fire in the background, you can easily add your own instructions.

From iPhoneIslam.com, a cheeseburger with lettuce, tomatoes, onions, ketchup, and melted cheese on a sesame seed bun - steam rising and flames rising in the background - just like the food photos you'd find in the Foodogenic app.

Adding your own instructions can be done after choosing a style for the image, or even just instructions without applying any style, for example, arrange the table, or add more ketchup.

Why should you have Fudgenic on your device?

  • A new experience you shouldn't miss!
    – Over 30 professional styles: from luxurious elegance to social media appeal
    – Instant results: professional photos in seconds
    – Effortless coordination: AI handles lighting, composition, and finishing touches.
    – Ready-made menu images: ideal for restaurants, cafes, and catering businesses
  • Powerful features
    – AI Creativity Mode: Discover amazing and unexpected transformations
    – Six style categories: Simple, Lifestyle, Fine Dining, Distinctive, Restaurant, and Menu
    – Custom Instructions: Add your own insights to improve results.
    – Restaurant Tools: Create menus and marketing materials easily
    – Smart Gallery: Organize, rate, and share photos
    – Built-in cropping tool: Adjust your image before applying styles
    – Remove background: Instantly isolate the dish for media use or menus
    – Convert image resolution to 4K: free and without any cost

Download the Foodgenic app now and enjoy a free trial of a number of images. If you like the app, subscribe to get great additional features.

Foodogenic - AI Food Photos App - App Store
Developer
Unknown
Pregnancy
Do you like the new app ideas, and will you try the app and tell us your opinion in the comments?

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arkan assaf

I was working on these photos on Lightroom, I was adding mask layers and adding color corrections to change the lighting and contrast of the photo. I was sitting from 9 at night until 6 in the morning to come up with these results that this application gives. I was carrying 2 cameras, various lighting and various lenses, and I traveled distances between Sharjah, Dubai and Abu Dhabi. All of this was unnecessary. The client, Saif, takes photos on the iPhone and uploads the photos to the application. It is good that I left the restaurant field.
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Murad Muhammad

IPhone Islam
I have been following you for more than a decade and read all your articles, but this time this article is not successful and even disgusting.
It is shameful to post about food and cooking at a time like this when we have brothers and relatives who can hardly find anything to quench their thirst or satisfy their hunger, so be gentle with them and with us.
We are not outbidding you, we have known you for a long time and we know your love for your nation and your efforts to support your religion by all means, but this time you did not succeed in the article and I hope that it was a mistake and that it will not be repeated, and we ask God that the days of prosperity return to us and our people and then we will publish about cooking, eating and drinking.
greetings to you all

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Nathir_NL

Excellent app to convince my dad that there is no competitor to my cooking 😂
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    Mohammed Jassim

    Promise if they tell you to apply it practically!
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Hussain

On the contrary, I photograph my food for my family or friends, and sometimes there is competition for the best meal. With this program, the photography will be better. Well done, this program came at the right time because those who use it now have a subscription.

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Mohammed Jassim

Excuse me! No, but a wise person is not the one who takes pictures of his food for people to see. There are those who wish to eat to make her angry, or that same person when he had appendicitis and a woman close to him passed by and said to him, “You are going to such and such and eat such and such,” so he exploded and said to her, “This is because of your evil eye. I have appendicitis!”
Everyone saw the picture and the accused is one!
Your stomachs will be filled with hatred!

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Abu Sulaiman

I remembered an African child who saw a picture of food. He asked, "Is this really edible?" All he knew about food was a few scraps of bread that wouldn't satisfy his hunger. We raced to photograph the food, but most of it we left behind.
I don't see any point in photographing food.

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    Mohammed Jassim

    Well said!

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